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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

Mr.. Musser, representing q WIch-
iia syndicate, was in town last Thurs
day, and bought the Ericsson farm for
SIS. coo. another farm for 5000, and
Willis Bnstol's barber shop for 81, 600.
They will straighten out their bust
ness in Wichita as soon as possible,
and return 10 Saliua for investments.
s. Seaman has sold his Santa Fe
residence property for $500 TO Judge
Weaver.
q. F. Dodge has sOld:his lots at cor
ner OF Highland avenue and Crawford
street for $500. to Mr. Scott, the
banker.
Major Abbott. Of Springfield, No,
aud Walter T. Williams, Of Michigan,
have purchased II lots In the Wilson
addition and Z lots west Of the Pa.
5itie House for 5000.
f. LolE has sold his South Seventh
stree, residence to Aug. and Magnus
HOlnqulst for s., 200. Mr.. Lott ls 70
building on lots adjoining.
A. Keefer has sold his residence
property on South Eight street 70
Mrs. A. T. Grier and Mrs. Kline for
50. go. Mr.. Keefer intends building
on hls South Santa Fe lot.
w. F. Gilbert has sold IS feet on
Park street TO L. A. Davis for $3.50.
Mr.. Davis will build at once.
Frank HAgeman has sold his resl-
denee on North Ninth street 10 c. s.
Majors for s.. son. Mr.. Hageman will
rebuild ON his south Santa Fe lots.
Lot al North santa Re sold yester-
day by Kraft 4 Keefer. for s., 500, to
Messrs. Stiles d Raymond.
S, NJ. Wilson has sold two lots on
South Highland Avenue, for $1,000 10
Hugh King.
J. A. Reser has sold his South San
Ia Fe residence to Mrs. Spencer for
81, 500.
H. NJ. Curry has sold to r. T. Wat
son two lots at the corner Of Eleventh
and Walnut streets for 81 200.
DR.. Daily has sold the lot next
north of 7. F. Garver's residence,
South Santa Fe. to Mr.. Henderson, Of
Cleveland, for $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

Last evening. at eight O'Clock, =
most pleasant snd enjoyable affair
took plaee-the marriage Of Miss May
f. Musgrave TO Mr.. Frank Kingman.
The home Of the brides parents, in
the southwest part Of town, was the
scene Of this most interesting event
The rooms were tastefully decorated
and brilliantly Illuminated, aud in
the presence Of 4 large number Of
relatives ard friends this very
popular young couple were pronoune
ed man and wife by Rev. Priest-the
ceremony, being short and impress
i've, and delivered 10 that happy, easy
style peculiar to this gentleman.
Congratulations then followed, and II
the good wishes shoWered on Mr..
KingmAn and his bride, can Ia future
years avert sOTrOW and trouble,
happiness will be their lot. A bOun-
teOus repast was served, 10 (which
Justice ives done. A serenade both
from the Orchestra and Band with
which the groom has been Identified,
was enjoyed, and is q slight Indlca.
ton Of the esteem 10 which be is held
by those who know him beat. The
bride Miss May. is the only daughter
Of SIR. and MFs. T. w. Musgrave, Who
. few years sgo left their native State,
Ohio, and took up their residence in
5alina. She IL q most excellent
Young woman, and one that can be
depended on doing her duty under all
circumstances through life. and will
make an excellent wife. Mr.. Frank
Kingman, the groom, Is the eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Free Kingman,
one Of the leading families Of this
city. He has grown to manhood
right here in our midst, and
has that free, opeD-bearted disposition
that makes men popular among men.
He is In every way fitted for q go9d
husband. and We bespsak for them q
long, prosperous and happy life. The
presents were numerous and valuable.
Below We give e. complete q list a.
could Be obtained:
The Eroozh faiher. very substaafiaI s8.sas
eheet.
The kids father. handsons uprighs pisno.
Brides moiher. bedr1el SET
hsastiful silver gatsr and tea 81. ~ ricvsa
e he Eroom's mals frie1ds.
%. and Ms. cochey. silver kerry dish.
-. aad Ms hrethuan ant NJ. aad Mrs C.
A. Ai.fnan, cake barkrt.
NJ. anf Ars- r. kinEm1n. Harry Efurman
aad Nc. aad Ma }. E. Kelley. haafssne br5ured
zisek, EiIh fiass cover.
Nay snd Cod. Giii. vhisp broon.
faasy p elihioa. z. s. boartaan, suighsr,
3. a. and Aliis NusrrsTe. glass rat.r set.
Mile keifsr. iabis lisen anf napkiaG
Pickic lraat. D. A. Vas Trins
GTssdaa 81. NJ. ssd Nh. A. Fry. NJ. ard /
Ms koger and hiss Enis Fry, silver cake /
Mas Merrin. T-nnyson's posas
MnseS Geriie ard Mix Psuers arsa Nay 4
NJ aad Ma j Vkisshead. o-l-ry dish
tflaes srqlher, Ffank. onr 80 silver knisss
111 lcrEE nnd Erccns
Mrs. GAIA Esddlc. riass uaisr -
NJ and Mr. fraak fry. latic Inca
Misses Mamie and Lide Aorros. TO hantsou.-
Miunis safEsasf, hsudsazs eushioa
Erer Al1Tuln. rale
~ 40 Ms ] sad. Daairs. rork
Dui sat n hidti-. tidy
Nh NsFer. hc1urf
haa4io.s -halr. - Ne orchsstra q phirh the
Tr11u = . msnItcr
Oss go aavsr uul pieks and erasks1, MiusI
: slrr 40 Atl1a 6r1aucal
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A CONNECTICUT CAPITALIST WHO
SEES A BRILLIANT FUTURE FOR
SALIVA.
ssIIna the best Of aIl lhe Towns.

Sallna TIE best OF ali the Towns.
We have received the following
communication from Dir. Morse, OF
Meriden, Conn.-a gentleman Of large
capital-who recently invested S2O,-
600 In Salina property, and proposes
70 invest more. 1t will be seen by
his letter that he is q "Salina man.
to all intents and purposes for the
future
MERIDBN, CONN. March sth 1857.
Ed. SALINE 60. JOURNAL,
DEAR SIR,
left Connecticut FEBRUARY LIST, to
make q tour Of tine towns Ia Kansas,
and to find q place i'm which 10 invest
some money IN real estate. / visited
Fort Scott, EmpOriA, Florence, New
ton, Anthony. Great Bend, Rush
Center. Mcpherson, Kingman and
Pratt, besides some other small
towns. After pricing real estate Ia
all Of these places aud comparing
notes found l could buy better 10
Salina than anywhere else, and ac-
cOrdingly invested there.
There was no town that / visited
that gave me such q favorable impres-
sion as did yours. Everything seemed
10 be In good condition, the new street
cars, the clean handsome new store
and public buildings, the beautiful
residences on South Santa Fe, and
the Wide-awake, active business like
people whom l met, together with
what seemed TO me was to be the
great railroad center Of Kansas.
/ think there IL no town west OF
Topeka % well located for a large
Wholesale trade a. Salina; It's railroads
branching IN every direction, its dis
lance from any large city, the large
territory north and west, to draw
from, will think eventually make It
. large city. hope that I shall have
the pleasure Of sending some eastern
people TO your beautiful city before
the present summer II past.
Yours truly,
GEORGE n. MORSE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

Ifyou want TO buy q irst-class
piano or organ 90 to Geo. Dannenfeld
I8 south 5th. 81. He viii sell you
good instrument, guarantee Il for 5
years and save you from IS 10 20 per
cent or from 8 to 80 dollars on any
style you want. He can afford to do
this much better than strangers who
come here. Leave your money Il home
and thus reap a double benefit from it.
Geo. Dannenfeld is the Agt. for
Knabe. Steeh, Peek aud Sons,
WheelOck and other manufacturers.
Call and zee sample and catalogues
and get prices. 1T
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
The Bui,dinu Soon

Since the pleasant weather set in
the rush for building plans, for exca-
walton bidders, carpenters. brick lay
ers &C. &c, has been wild. Every
body Is getting ready TO build, and all
want TO build In the next 30 days.
Il begins TO look IS II there were not
one-hAlf the mechanics needed on
hand. Probably they will have to be
imported by the hundreds before the
season l. closed.
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REAL ESTATE.

II you want a farm, a stock ranch,
or % YOU want "a invest In SalinR
property, do not fail to call ON Us.
Remember Salina h the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 5000 in
habIlants Freight Is as cheap from
81. Louis to Salina rs Il Is from Kan
sas City lo other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tial list of property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

Word has been received from Mr..
r. C. SperFy. by Agent Craig. Of the
Union Pacific. that his firm have
nov concluded to establish q whole
sale grocery store here. They will
Immediately let the contract for the
erection Of the building-to be
stories, with q iny-foot front, and
want to OCCUPY Il by June Ist.
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The Soon Boomssh.

Upwallah tribe. No. II, I. OOf r.
NJ. Instituted = Lodge on Friday last.
Grand Saebem, Alex Leek, Of Fort
Scott, conducted the ceremonies. Dr..
Rick, Kansas Stats Zeitung. and
VIM. Baughman, all Of Fort Scott,
were also present. The charter mem
hers are r. H. Bishop, Geo. H
Reed, Jno. II. Gibson, L. N. futile,
G. 5. Conrad, j. q. MOhler. w. r.
Gilbert. JnO. Z. Woodward Jr., Emil
Arner, w. II. Bshop. T. T. Very,
c. T. Hilton, X. B. Wilson, G. n.
Shihert. J. A. Gilbert, L. o. Wight,
Geo. W. White. H. 5. Dawson. The
officers for the ensuing term are r.
n. Bishop, p; Geo. H. Reed, s; c.
5. Conrad. 5. s.: J. G.. MohleF, J. 8;
JnO. n. Gibson, q. Of R; L. o.
Wight, K. Of W.; W. F. Gilbert, lst
s.; w. H. Bishop. End s.: J. e.
Woodward, q. Of r.: J. A. Gilbert,
G. Of w; c. T. Hilton, lst W; r. b.
Wilson. End w: c. H. shIfIert, Srd
W.; T. T. Very. 4th W.; L. NJ. Tut.
tie. let j. Geo. w. White, End b
Emil Arner, Srd B H. s. Dawson.
4th B. The Hall in the L. o.
Wight's building on Santa Fs will be
used for WigVam. Meetings viii
be held on each Wednesday on each
sleep Of the moon, when not occupied
By the @. A. r.. for their regular
camp Ere. The Lodge staFts cot
With = good membership and win be
an addition 10 the many wonders Of
the queen bee OF central Ransas
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OH Iank, nnd Mnrshou,s.

The consolidated Tank Line Co.,
have purchased two acres OF David
Beebe lying between Second and
Third streets, north Of the U. p.
track, for $500, for the purpose OF
putting In their tanks and warehouse
there. They will commence work on
their building Immediately.
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les sic acres Of splendid upland, 6 miles north
~ Sslipa, 3 acres ip cultivation, $50 r1a q hedge
feaCa. Fruit and shade treea. stone house Is
-. Stable sl1s6. Gransry, cal ahed her house
spriags, eonvsnieut % school house. his b
reed place fuf farming OF graring purpcses Pres
tl2so pr acre. fhia b One Of the beat bargains
~ saline county.
in ac~ss o. ane bottom lard four niles frun
railruat station ahoui ten milea south e saiiua.
tie scFea 10 cultivation 60 scres pasture hodgs
Along three SIDES % place so ~ franc house =
al Stable elEl2 EranarT implement shed ane eut
Wen ana rprinE hcrss IN orchard. Frioe tto0o
- asres q splendid second bottosz miles uorth
ueH e saiina- Esery foot % land can b cult
suiet ezcelisut haT Il ~ ne improvements
Noa
it3 asres q sd upland a mIies frun r sia-
tea % mllea 80 n 80 Sallra frame honre ruorn
aa1 cellar gooi geil fruii and shads trees io0
ss.hls ehieksn heuss and outbuilalnga- Prics
49, tlalo clsh balance 90 time.
NoR
iC1 acres 81 necu1d b1ttuu lana "a Sailua coun-
Flars siory fFnns hsuss l619a sable Gad Frlnary
e9iollllg itr2o living water On piace. le0 azrsa
&c e sSsa - '''Ss 80, e ssssns Shsa, s o.,
Gsril iS. After tat dsis iis p-T ere
NoH
leo srrssof s1ssllsHt upland uIlss norlkuesi
81 salina- Fries siolo. = cash balancs On tine.
Ne. rs
10 arrea 81 ancoIh tniahle uTlaud 81 miles
aarthue1i q 9ailua 50 acrea IN culiigaiion "A
ASH siene en5 frame house frsEne part itzis
slass asaitiul iorl2 sioas baFn itKia Psiss
szl1o. % easy paymuuta.
No itt
fso arfes 81 eEcellent boiiom aboui 3 milss
esa 81 aalIna "A miles % h n staten aut ruod
H1alszl q ME. g Nh rlurinE uat1F 81 errcl
- l1liFallr1, - acIel e pasture f11ra1 11a1
go 80 ilg1a toua1, l.1tl1 az Fl111l5.
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Notice.

To THE CITIZENS or SALINA:
You are hereby notified to remove
all swine and manure, filth and
RUBBISH nom all lots owned or Oeeu-
pied by you and from all alleys ad-
joining said lots within ten days from
this date.
BY order Sanitary Committee.
A. j. SoUTHwICK,
City Marshal.
SALINA, Kans. March 10th. 1857.
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Without Bonus.

Thus the whole loan is payable at
any time when interest is due
This is an option that no other
company in Saline County can
give. We ask you to give this
your careful consideration, and
call at our Office in Post Office
Block, Salina, Kansas, for further
information.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
SALIVA GETS THERE.
The EpisoOpsl Military Aesdsmy 9 fixed
fact.

the Episcopai MhitafJ Sceoamg 9 uNso
fact.
Salins Is hilarious and greatly
tiekled over the definate location Of
the Episcopal boys school 10 Salina.
The following from the Topeka Cup
hdl tells in brief Just the situation:
Prof. J. H. Garfield, Of the State
university, was IN the city yesterday
~ member of the committee Ap-
pointed by the Episcopal diocesan
convention held in this city q few
weeks ago to consider the desirabllity
Of establishing 3 first class military
academy In this state under the
auspices Of the Episcopal church.
The other members Of that committee
are Rev. Mr.. Antrim, Of Salina. and
Rev. j. II. Lee, Of Manhattan. The
COMMITTEES met last evening Ia Bishop
Wallis study and accepted the propO-
sitiOn from Salina; the citizens Of that
place give $4,000 cash and fifteen
acres OF land within q mile Of the
center Of the city-the highest piece
Of ground appointing the city. The
undertaking will be incorporated &C
once, submitted to the new assistant
bishop. DR.. Thomas, and receiving
his approval, which IL undoubted,
will be pushed through TO completion
as rapidly as good work will permit.
The entire money gift Of Salina IL TO
be put into the building or buildings
The Episcopal church has no idea Of
building college" but does intend
to give the state an academy eventual
~ as strong as Phillips. or any Of the
old eastern institutions 50 well
known.
The matter Of location being Officl-
ally settled, Rev. J. A. Antrim start
ed for Fairsault, Minnesota, Monday,
to look over the military academy
there, that he may gain some points for
the construction Of the building here,
besides consulting with the newly
elected assistant Bishop Of Kansas,
DR.. Thomas with reference 70 the
matter.
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Six Per Cent.

interest and a reasonable commits
sion. We have an abundance Of
Money, and can promptly I'LL all
good loans. We give the Privi-
lege Of paying of loans in sums Of
$4,000, or multiples Of that sum,
at any interest paying time,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

All the horses. cattle. hogs and
farming implements Of r. Porter 20
be sold on this farm milo north Of
Bavaria on the last day Of this month.
March slsl, on IS months time.
TT r PoREU-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

Among the new and elegant resi-
denees soon 70 be built on South Santa
Re property are those offs. Seaman.
Frank Hageman and Al Dagip,
Aessrs. Frank shaw and Prrd Quincy
are also preparing TO build-loeaiIon
pot nov known By us.
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am prepared to furnish parties
with ali kinds Offruit and ornamental
shade trees. No. two-year old apple
$40 per lo0-Crab. Cherry, Plumb,
Pear, and Apricot, s. per doc.
Blackberries, Raspberriss, Goose
berries, % cts. per doz. Also about
5000 Maple and Elm trees from three
to five years old suitable for street
planting. Trees will be delivered in
SalinA free Of charge. Nursery To-
Gated at Trenton station. Address,
j. A. BANNER, Nasty 2. o., Ks.
T-4w.
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Dedication or the Kansas Wesleyan


One week from next Tuesday the
dedication Of the Kansss Wesleyan
University Is TO take place, under the
direction Of Bishop Andrews. The
exercises proper will take place IN the
college chapel, commencing at 3
O'Clock P. NJ. II il expected there
will be q large number Of people pres
ent from ali parts Of the state. Dur
ing the week the NJ. f. Conference
will be in session at Ellsworth, and
it is expected there will be quite al
excursion party made up Of that body
and others, in attendance. Supper
will be served free 10 the guests in the
Masonic building, by the ladies Of the
~. +. church. In the evening there
will be q general meeting at the
church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

We return our heartfelt thanks to
the friends who % kindly rendered
their AID and sympathy 10 us IN our
late bereavement Of our wife aud
mother. Wa. HERsEY.
II. s. LINCOLN.
A. s. BISHOP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

The registration hooks yesterday
afternoon At O'Clock showed a total
registration Of I24s males. and 3lS
females By wards. the registration
was as follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

The SalinA orchestra made the
greatest hit Of any during its eXis-
tence at the reception last Sunday
night. Their music was grand, iiu-
pressive aud rendered with great
care, and called forth thunders OF ap
plause from the large and refined
audience, who were 10th TO leave the
hall while the last selection WAS being
rendered. IL was the best music OF
the kind ever heard in Mcpherson
The following was the programme /:
list" Blossoms Of ST." Z. BOrttger.
2n-"SelectiOns from the MikadO. 4"
T. Morris. 3d-OveTture, Medley, "a
Night or" +. BOrttRer. ith-Over-
ture, "JOlly Robbers" Suppe. 5th-
GallOp, George r Wiegand. The
orchestra Is composed Of Joe Phillip.
LIST violin Oscar Blackburn, 20
violin l.. {. Sawin, clarinet George
Tungfieisch, lst cOrnet; w. b
Goodwin, 2d cOrnet: Joe PendletOn.
bass Frank Feriin, flute; Chas. b.
Kirkland, trombone. Salina has Tea
son to be proud Of its OrchestrA.-Ac-
PhersOa Democrat.
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We are pleased TO record the mar
riage Of A. F. Anderson. Justice Of
the Peace Of Greedy township. an d
Miss Mary Fagerstrom, Of Salina, on
last Friday evening, at Salemsberg,
by Rev. A. w. Dahlston. II was the
intention Of Squire Anderson to keep
II quiet, and "steal q march on the
boys" but he was not smart enough,
and 3 host Of his frinds gathered
about him to pay their respects to
bride and groom, in cOpious aud gen.
rOus draughts. An evening Of joy
and meTriment was spent, and well
wishes and congratulations extended
from all points. 1t was In fact a reg
uiar old fashioned country charivari.
We predict yeoman service by friend
Anderson, and that the Anderson fam
ilY will not diminish Ia lusterOr num-
Der, under his administration. May
their path ever be strewn with
flowers. -
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The regular meeting Of the w r.
{. will be held on Friday. March II,
ats Bpm. CORA SHERMAN,
Secretary.
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The following railroad has been
chartered

The following railroad has been
chartered:
The name Of the Incorporation IL
1.-THE Salina, Lincoln and Pacific
Railway company" The headquaT
tiers Of the company are located al
Lincoln, Kansas, and the object Of in
corporation IL to construct aud equip
a line Of Railroad and telegraph from
SalinR TO Lincoln and thence in a
western direction 10 the west line Of
the state OF Kansas. The proposed
line will run through the counties OF
Saline, Lincoln, Russell, Osborn,
Rocks, Phillips, Graham, Norton,
sheridan, Decatur, Thomas. Rawlins,
Sherman, and Cheyenne. with q
branch from Lincoln, through the
counties Of Lincoln, Mitchell, Jewell,
and Smith. The estimated length
Of the road IL 500 miles and Of the
branch road 100 miles. The capital
stock is $1,000. 600 In $1,000 shares OF
Sl0O each. Directors w. W. Smith,
A. b. Edgett, George Green, y. r.
Waterman, +. s. Bowers, j. 5. Smith,
Of Lincoln, and ]. b. Hamilton, Of
Salina.
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The lecture given by DIR. Schuyler
last Monday evening in the NJ. f.
church. was In point Of interest and
depth OF thought, perhaps the best
lecture given in this city for some
time. The subject "VieWs Of God"
was treated IN q mastery manner.
The Doctor sustained his reputation
~ = deep thinker and clear logieiaD.
The views Of the atheist, pantheist,
sgnastic, deist, theist. aud christian.
were clearly defined. showing the
various shades OF belief held by the
people Of to-day. Would space per-
init we would give q complete synOp-
sis Of the lecture, a. anything short OF
this would fail to do it justice. The
next lecture Of the course will be
given next Monday night by Pro (.
Cowgirl.
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SLIPPER CENT. MONEY.

Your attention is called to our
facilities for furnishing Money on
Choice Farm Security. We are
prepared to furnish money on hve
year loans at
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

The following II taken from the
Washington Capitoi Of March 6tb;
Ex-CODgressman aud Mrs. William
A Phillips gave a reception IN honor
OfDr. Alfred Russell Wallace. Of En-
gland. at their residences, zoos II street,
on Wednesday evening Of last week.
From O'Clock until after II their
handsome parlors were crowded with
q distinguished company, who were
cordially received by the host and
hostess and presented 10 the eminent
scientist. Among those present were
Judge Upton, Prof Simon NeWeomb (;
General Barnes Of Georgia Colonel
Morse and lady. Major Powell aud
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Larner, Mrs HID
belts, Gen eral HaideFman, ex Minis
ter to Siam Mr.. and Mrs. War1.
Mrs. Monroe; Mrs. Long, Of Rich
mOnd DR.. Parker and many others.
The floral decorations In the dining
room were pr0fuse and tasteful.